Graham Colditz and Pat Cox are fascinated by the history of their land in Canaan. They live and work in St. Louis, Missouri, but since the 1980s they’ve spent summer and holiday periods at their South Road property in Canaan. A 124 acre portion of their property was tracked back to the original grant from […]
Earlier this winter, UVLT was contacted by a Norwich resident who enjoys Nordic skiing and teaches youth skiers. Her question was: “Could the popular trails at UVLT’s Brookmead Conservation Area be groomed for use by skiers?” In the ensuing weeks, UVLT has been working with Brie Swenson, of Norwich’s Recreation Department, to figure out how […]
https://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Brookmead_2020_Norwich-Trails-Hike_PB-1.jpeg15362048Alison Marchionehttps://uvlt.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/logo_banner221.gifAlison Marchione2021-01-07 13:20:172021-01-08 10:51:57Winter Trail Enthusiasts Organize to Groom at Brookmead!
The Lemax Farm is one of the last active dairy operations in Hartland, Vermont. The farm’s large, yellow barns appear suddenly as you drive south on Route 5 where the Ottauquechee meets the Connecticut River. The barns serve as a welcome into North Hartland, and as a reminder of our agricultural past and present. In […]
Miner Grant Easement Grows to 300 Acres
/0 Comments/in New Conservation Projects, What's New /by Alison MarchioneGraham Colditz and Pat Cox are fascinated by the history of their land in Canaan. They live and work in St. Louis, Missouri, but since the 1980s they’ve spent summer and holiday periods at their South Road property in Canaan. A 124 acre portion of their property was tracked back to the original grant from […]
Winter Trail Enthusiasts Organize to Groom at Brookmead!
/0 Comments/in Stewardship News, UVLT Conserved Lands, What's New /by Alison MarchioneEarlier this winter, UVLT was contacted by a Norwich resident who enjoys Nordic skiing and teaches youth skiers. Her question was: “Could the popular trails at UVLT’s Brookmead Conservation Area be groomed for use by skiers?” In the ensuing weeks, UVLT has been working with Brie Swenson, of Norwich’s Recreation Department, to figure out how […]
Lemax Barn Fundraising & Restoration Complete!
/0 Comments/in Other UVLT News, What's New /by Alison MarchioneThe Lemax Farm is one of the last active dairy operations in Hartland, Vermont. The farm’s large, yellow barns appear suddenly as you drive south on Route 5 where the Ottauquechee meets the Connecticut River. The barns serve as a welcome into North Hartland, and as a reminder of our agricultural past and present. In […]